Summary:

I’ve been using these sporks for a few months now and I have been very impressed with their durability, ease of use and functionality. These sporks are relatively inexpensive. If you’re concerned about cost and weight, the next time you’re eating at Taco Bell, just pick up an extra plastic spork and use that instead. However, for durability, these sporks are awesome, from cutting meat, to slurping yummy soup, these sporks do it all. I’ve read some complaints about the knife portion of the fork cutting into their mouth, however, I have not come across this problem in the time I’ve been using these utility utensils. These sporks are somewhat flexible, so eating hard ice cream with them might be a challenge, but then again, I don’t know who would ever bring ice cream backpacking. They are extremely easy to clean and don’t hold odors. I tried a new soup while out backpacking with these a few weeks ago and it was the most god-awful soup I’d ever tasted in my life. It soaked all my cookware in a terrible odor, I didn’t want to deal with it at the time so I packed it all up and when I came home, I rinsed everything off with hot water a soap, and these sporks had no odor or residue left on them. It’s like they were teflon coated or something.

Specs:

-Weight: 0.2oz.
-Dimensions: 6.6x 1.5 inches
-Material: Polycarbonate

Conclusion:

Even if you’re not backpacking, these sporks come in handy on many different occasions; if you’re going out for a picnic or if you hate airline flatware for example. They’re easy to fit just about anywhere and the best part is you don’t have to worry about them bending or snapping like metal. These little buggers are definitely (IMHO) worth the price.

• Pros:

-Lightweight
-Price
-Durable
-Easy to Clean
-Convenient

• Cons:

-Not long enough for an MRE

4/5 Stars